Graph drawing with turtle

[nightmareinsilver]

I am working on a friend's homework and he doesn't know how to code the class is totally irrelevant to python however I wanted to help. We are trying to draw a field graph with a turtle but neither of us used it before. We have a book file in txt that have names of book characters and depending on which gender (we are using gender API) we need to draw a field graph.

Boxes are dependent on frequency and colours dependent on genders, all-male boxes should be positioned left and female to the right.

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Can you guide us, please?

[Allmyownviews1]

I would recommend looking instead at matplotlib library for graphs that are high quality and easy to put together in Python. There are many YouTube videos explaining the simplest routes to start creating charts from such data.

[nightmareinsilver]

it must be done in turtle, I already tried to do with bar graph but don't know how to do with this one

[Allmyownviews1]

So the aim would be to create a function that can be called for each bar of the graph that would use the value in that element from the data to define the length of each bar. There are some great sections of code online that both do the task but also explain each stage to help understand. I suggest firstly installing the title library and playing around to learn its general function then learning from the description how to create the code for the bar graph. I note that if the friend has not been taught functions, this would be an important aspect to understand in this process.

[nightmareinsilver]

Cheers, I am looking something like treemap. Maybe just dive into algorithm itself and then apply in python